Next Week In China

China’s data calendar will normalise next week as markets return from the Spring Festival break, placing renewed attention on the upcoming PMI releases and agenda-setting for the Chinese economy’s way forward.

The coming week is expected to be relatively quiet on the data front as the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday approaches.

The pace of major economic data releases is set to normalize entering the second week of February, offering a clearer read‑through on price dynamics and credit conditions across China’s markets.  

Entering February, the coming week will be relatively quiet in terms of major data releases for mainland China.

The pace of major economic data releases returns to normal as we enter the final stretch of January, with critical figures for 2025 set to be published.

Mid-January ramps up to a busy week of major data releases for mainland China as markets gather the final pieces to close out 2025 and assess how economies fared.

It will be relatively quiet on the data front as the holiday season winds down, with only a handful of releases scheduled for mainland China and Hong Kong.

Next week will be relatively quiet on the data front as the holiday season approaches. The Hong Kong Exchange will operate half day on 24 December, while trading will be closed on 25 and 26 December.

Next week, China returns to a more typical rhythm for economic data releases with eight economic indicators and a press conference on the economy lined up.

Next week marks a return to a more typical pace for economic data releases, with seven key indicators lined up in mainland China.